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netlex franceun installeur pour la distribution GNU/Linux Ubuntu d’un genre un peu particulier, puisqu’il s’agit d’un exécutable Windows servant à installer Ubuntu depuis le système de Microsoft.
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A. Make sure C:\boot.ini has a "timeout" value higher than 0, and that this is the last line: C:\grldr="Ubuntu" >
Q. I can't find the Boot.ini file >
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splash
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Troubleshooting
Q. My download is very slow
A. The torrent hasn't got very many peers at the moment, so download rates are limited. If you can download with a standalone torrent client with properly forwarded ports that would probably increase the download speed - if you do please seed for as long as possible.
Q. I installed ubuntu, but how do I use it
A. Reboot the computer, and as it's starting up you'll be presented with a menu - select Ubuntu from that menu and press enter.
Q. The installer freezes at the splash screen.
A. Try another option in the 2nd boot menu (GRUB menu). To see the menu you may have to keep tapping the escape key after selecting "Ubuntu" from the first menu.
Q. When booting, I get this error: Error 17: File not found
A. Try defragmenting your hard drive
Q. The bootloader doesn't show up at all, and it boots straight into windows
A. Make sure C:\boot.ini has a "timeout" value higher than 0, and that this is the last line: C:\grldr="Ubuntu"
Q. I can't find the Boot.ini file
A. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties, then go to the Advanced tab, click Settings under Startup and Recovery, then Under System Startup, click Edit.
Q. I can't login to Ubuntu with the username I specified in the installer.
A. At the moment, the username is "ubuntu", and the password is "ubuntu", regardless of what you selected during installation
Q. I'm getting gdm and xserver errors
A. Ctrl-Alt-F1, log in, and run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, then reboot
Q. My network doesn't work
A. Open a terminal, and run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure dhcp3-client, then reboot
Q. How can I remove ubuntu when I no longer want it
A. Start the computer into Windows, and then go into "Add/Remove Programs" in "Control Panel". Select "Ubuntu Linux" and press remove. REMEMBER that this removes Ubuntu and any programs or documents you installed inside Ubuntu.
Q. Can I install if my computer is running Windows Vista?
A. Only if you're dual-booting with Windows XP; boot XP, install in XP, then select Windows XP in the Vista bootloader, then select Ubuntu. Users running just Vista, and not dual-booting with Windows XP will have to wait until GRLDR supports the Vista bootloader.
Q. My Windows partition is not the first partition on my first hard drive. Will this work?
A. Not for now. Support will hopefully soon be available.
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Patrick HelmesUbuntu dual Win XP prototype install. looks pretty sweet
ubuntu linux OS software download free opensource for:pimpp1184 for:ps1138 for:madforpancakes
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17 Jan 07
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neknarf FrankenA partially functioning prototype is now available for downloading and testing
install.exe prototype ubuntu wiki downloads linux o.s. install
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Paul Terry Walhusubuntu installer for windows - call for beta testers
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16 Jan 07
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